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Denis Villeneuve to direct next James Bond film

Entertainment · United States

Denis Villeneuve to direct next James Bond film

46% Center coverage: 219 sources

Denis Villeneuve is going from “Dune” to Bond. AmazonMGM announced Wednesday that Villeneuve will direct the next James Bond movie. The untitled film will be the first since the studio took creative reins of the storied film franchise after decades of control by the Broccoli family.See the Story

Over 100 people fall ill at New Jersey graduations in 'mass casualty' incident due to extreme heat

State of Emergency · New Jersey

Over 100 people fall ill at New Jersey graduations in 'mass casualty' incident due to extreme heat

47% Left coverage: 17 sources

Two outdoor graduation ceremonies in Paterson, New Jersey, held during a dangerous heat wave ended with more than 100 people being treated and some being taken to the hospital, authorities said. See the Story

The 6-Day Race Walked So Ultramarathons Could Run

Spotify · New York

The 6-Day Race Walked So Ultramarathons Could Run

100% Center coverage: 1 sources

Listen and subscribe on Apple Podcasts, Spotify, and all major podcast apps. Dylan Thuras: It was around midnight on March 10th, 1879, and a crowd was gathering outside Madison Square Garden, back when it was called Gilmore’s Garden. And they were all there for an event, a kind of race. And in the days leading up to it, newspapers and magazines had been stirring up the excitement. So when the day finally arrived, people were ready. The race was …See the Story

New Crime Series to Stream During This Holiday Weekend

It’s the Fourth of July! And it’s a proper 3-day weekend! At least! You can spend this weekend outside in the fresh air! You can also spend it inside, or at least a healthy blend of the two. So, for the times you’re inside: sit in front of your TV, pump your AC and tune into one of these new summery crime shows. Happy watching! Death Valley, Season One If you watch nothing else, this Fourth of July weekend, it should be Death Valley. Timothy S…Wales, United Kingdom · Wales Read Article

Murder Spelled Backwards: Appreciating Wordplay in Literature

Word puzzles are all around us. Evian is naïve spelled backwards (which fits, seeing as anyone paying a surcharge for fancy French water must be a little wet behind the ears) and Erewhon is an anagram for nowhere (also apropos, because the overpriced grocery store is a black hole for my bank account). Linguistic games are rampant throughout popular culture. Shutter Island is an anagram for Truths and Lies, the Doors’ song “Mr. Mojo Risin’” is an…Japan · Japan Read Article

The Haunting Influence of Setting, and An Old Villa in Tuscany

“Don’t open that door! Stop… Oh, my God, don’t go in there!” How many times have you read a book or watched a movie where you scream at the character, “Don’t do it!”? Something unpleasant is about to happen. Your fingers keep turning the pages. Mesmerized, your eyes remain focused on the screen even though part of you wants to look away. Why? The locked door. Behind locked doors lurk secrets, long-buried crimes, and shattering betrayals. In my l…Italy · Italy Read Article

Five Laugh-Out-Loud Mysteries, Recommended by a Comedian

I love all kinds of mysteries, but my favorites are the funny ones. I’ll devour mysteries where the detective is a cat or the murderer kills people with poison cookies from her little purse. It feels about as close to “watching TV” as reading a book can get, but you’re still reading a book, which is intellectual. I can say this because I wear glasses. But murder mysteries and comedy aren’t so far apart. Think about movies like Knives Out and Clu…Read Article

The End of the World is Always About Parents and Children

With the second season of The Last of Us airing on HBO, it seems that dystopian dramas have come back kicking and screaming. The series follows Joel and Ellie, who develop a surrogate father-daughter bond in the first season. My debut novel, The Quiet—out now in the UK and releasing on 1 July in the US—also centers on a parent-child relationship in a dystopian world. The stars have aligned. There are great reasons why writers are drawn to sticki…Read Article

Why Do Humor and Murder Go Together So Well?

Humor and murder sound like they should go together about as well as bleach and vinegar—that makes a gas, and not the funny kind. But somehow, this rag-tag duo makes the perfect pair in fiction. What’s so funny about murder, or what’s so dangerous about humor? For me, humor has always felt like a necessary part of fiction. Not only is it a coping mechanism in real life, but the more books I write, the more I realize how, when used right, it act…United States · United States Read Article

25 New and Upcoming Horror Novels to Look Out for This Summer (and Beyond)

It’s hot as hell, so why not read some horror fiction? Especially since one of the books below involves a literal journey into hell, where it is surprisingly temperate. Demonic possessions and exorcism also abound, along with multiple sexy versions of the antichrist. (That which we fear, we also want to sleep with, amiright?) Horror fiction also proves an apt form to analyze politics, especially the politics of the body, and control thereof, wit…Read Article

Re-imagining the American West for Modern Horror Audiences

We live in precarious, uncertain times—on the edge of a knife you could say. Horror writers willing to hold a mirror up to society need to pay close attention. Some of this is happening in the American West. Gun barrels have been aimed at everyday citizens standing against legalized human trafficking. And many detainees have been sent to faraway detention centers in jungles that few Americans have ever seen. Feels like we’re one trigger-happy of…Los Angeles, California · Los Angeles Read Article

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